US March temperature record broken in Arizona's Yuma Desert

BBC·Mar 20

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A temperature record for the month of March in the US has been broken in Arizona's Yuma Desert. The record-breaking heat has been reported to have reached 110 degrees, with multiple locations across the Southwest experiencing extreme heat and shattered records. The heatwave has been described as part of a larger trend of record-breaking temperatures in the western US.

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